Greetings all.

I have made really great progress with my controller project www.beatjazz.blogspot.com. Now its getting into the fiddley stuff.

I have been using [value] to sample the stream of breath data and use it to generate a velocity value, but I noticed that because it gets "stored" first rather than simply triggered in realtime, it is always one note behind, ie, if I play a note with a particular velocity, that velocity won't trigger until the following note because the value object is triggering the stored value

Is there a way of triggering or banging a value in Realtime, from the stream of sensor data? Something like [value] in that it will give one value per bang, but be in Realtime?

Thanks in advance,

Onyx

could you please post a small example patch, so i can see clearly what you want to achieve?

Will [f ] not work here?

I will post something as soon as I can boot into my Internet partition.

@Maelstrom although I am very happy to discover that [f] does that, I am looking for something that will bang it as soon as it recieves the bang rather than one step behind. Just instantly [bang]->sample from stream without any storage.

I will post the patch as soon as this render finishes. Any insight before then?

Cheers,

Onyx

here is the patch.

everything works (although i would really like to replace [change] with something that can stop the flow of sensor data without stopping repeating numbers) but the same issue with the [value], now replaced with [int], remains; the number gets stored then a bang releases it. what i'd like is for the bang to output whatever value is there at the time of the bang, to the output and not just storage to be output one more bang later.

this system enables me to have velocity control over my sample sets and it still works but my phrasing is murdered because the velocity "hit" happens a beat late so drums just sound sloppy.

thank you in advance. i really appreciate the help. my project would have taken alot longer without this forum and especially @Maelstrom. cheers! onyx

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/boehm.pd

As usual, you were right @maelstrom. I had the input going to the cold inlet of [int] and didn't realize til just now that you can bang the output of the hot inlet as well. Works like a charm! Thanks all. On to new problems.

Onyx